Yes, most campsites in Slovenia offer electrical hookups, usually via a standard 230 V CEE connection, and the service is generally charged separately. Bring a suitable cable and adapter, and reserve a pitch with an electrical hookup in advance, especially…
Electricity in a campervan is a combination of a 12V leisure electrical system, a leisure battery and, when needed, 230V power supplied through a campsite hookup or an inverter. Simply put: small appliances such as lights, the refrigerator and water…
Cooking with gas in a campervan is safe when you get three things right: using the correct type of gas for the season, keeping the valves closed while driving, and having a working gas detector. For travelling in Slovenia, propane…
Regular emptying, preventive disinfection, and completely draining the water system before winter are the three measures that make the difference between worry-free travel and health or technical problems. Water in a campervan should never be taken for granted — it…
